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NU114,-ER 53(.40 NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rirHIS PRESENT EVENING, Dee. 21, 1809, will be perfogned a Comedy, called • THE IVIAN OF THE WORLD. Lunabricou r, Mr. FADDY • Sir Pertiirax Mac Sycophant, Mr. COOKE ; Egerton. Mr. C. KF.MBLE_; Melville, Mr. MURRAY; • Sidney, Mr. %iaRUN.To , i,; = Lady Aodolpha Lumbercomt, Mrs H. lOHNSTONE ; ,Constantin, Miss NORTON; • Betty Hint, Mrs.-GIBBS. To which will be added, a Musical Farce, called WE FLY BY NIGHT; • • Or: LONG STORIEi. , . General 11 , st.on, Mr. NI UN DEN ; „ Count de Grenouille; Mr FARLEY ; Captain Winlove, Mr. BRUN ; Ferret, Mr. FAWCETT :. Etnma, Miss BOLTON ; Mrs. Stubby, - Mrs. LIST.O N. Boxes 7s. Second Price 35. 6d.—Pit 3;.• 6d. SeCond Price 2s: Gallery 2s. Second Price ts.—Upper Gallery is. The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. To-morrow, King Lear; with The Waterman. On Saturday, The Exile; with Tom Thumb - the - Great: On Tuesday, The Roman Father ; which will be produced n new Pantomime, which has been long in prepa ration, called Harlequin Pedlar ;.or, The Haunted Well. 4:3 -. It having been suggested to the Proprietors that the- Advertisement relative to that part of the F font Boxes, which is now occupied by. Annual Boxes, is liable to misconstruc tion, they beg leave most respealully to state, that, at the end of the present Season, they -will open to the Public use the circle 01 Upper Boxes, retaining only the seven Annual Boxes on each side, as they stood in the old' Theatre. THIRD TIME. LYCEUM THEATRE. Underthe Special Lkenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAI N, Granted for thell prese Season to, the joint application of. a Partie n s t principally interestecL MHEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM TANY of the late I)RURY LANE . THEATtBoRE, Will, THIS PRESEN T EVENING, December zt, 9 - , perform a new Comedy, in five Ads, called SUDDEN ARRIVALS ; Or, TOO BUSY BY HALF. he-principal Charaders by Mr. DOWTON, Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. RAYMOND, • Mr. WROUGHTON, Mr. WRENCH, - 'Mr. PALMIiR, Mr.lol-INSTCtNE, • Mrs. EDW IN, Miss - 1 7 ,4Y, • • Mrs. SPARKS. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. EYRE. . The Epilogue by -Mrs. EDWIN. To:which will SONG be,added,AlNOle MuSUPPER.sicaI Entertainment of NO Frederick, Mr. HORN ; Crop, Mr. MARSHALL ; Endless, Mr. 'M ATH E S ; • .Robirr, Mr. RUSSELL; • William, Mr. SMITH ; Dorothy; Mrs. BLAND ; Louisa, Mrs. MATHEWS ; Nelly, Krs. ORG ER; ' 1 Margaretta, Mrs. MOUNTAIN. • - I3oxes 6s. Second Price 35.--Pit 3s. 6d Second Price 2.5. Gallery 2s. Second Pric e is.—U pp er Gallery!.s. Second , Price 6d. 80x.% find places lo be taken of Mr. Spring, in the Box trice, ,at the Strand entrance ,; of whom may also be had rrivate Boxes nightly. • The Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per lormance to begin at Half past:Six; To-morrow, Sudden Arrivals; or, Too Busy by Half; with The Weathercock ; and on Saturday, With The Mid- . Itight Hour. On Tuesday will be revived, the celebrated Pantomimic fairy Tale (which has been long in preparation), called Cin- derella ; or, The 'Little Glass Slipper. , . HOP INSURANCE COMPANY. /IRE, LIFE. AND ANNUITIES —CAPITAL TWO, MILLIONS. Office, LUDGATE-HILL, London. • ERSONS insured with this Office, whose Poli cies expire at Christmas, are respedfully informed, that 'Receipts for the Renewal of the same are now ready for delivery at the Office, .and with the Yevedive Agents of the cotninny throughout the United Kingdom. . rolides of Insurance, , which expiFe at the above pe- Aod . , should Ix renewed within Fifteen Days therelfter. WILLIAM BU R Y, Secretary. ROYAL •EXCHANGE ASSURANCE oFFicr, Established by Royal Charter in the iteip of King George the First. Dec. 1509. DERSONS, whose Annual Premiums , fall due - en the 2.01 instant, are hereby intOrnied, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Company's Offices, over the Royal Exchange ari in Pail-Mall, as well as by'theit . respedive Agents in the several Counties ; and the Parties assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their 'Poll. cies on or before the gth of January next, as the usual Fif teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Po licy, will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, jun. Secretary. Attendance is given, daily' at the said Offices, fui the As surance. of.. Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in Harbour, in Dock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage ' by Fire ; and also for the Assurance of, and granting Annui ties, on Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expellee to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up - 'Words. - Fanning Stock may be Assured at 25. per Cent. NEW STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn h ONE DAY, 24th February, r 8 to. SCHEME. 1- . .21 .. - - ..42,0,000 - - .4 re - - klloiono 4- - 5,000 . 12 - - . . 1,000 20 - .. . - 10Q . _ _ _ - . '44 - - 7 • 5 0 9co 4,t50 -- - - ... 25 --- - - 7'2,90a Z2oo, ? oo s t coo Prizes. 17HIS LOTTERY is upon the same Plan as the last ; it consists ofonly i,coo Numbers (from .1 to sooa •inclusive); but there 'are Four Tickets of each Number,. Which will be severally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn against such Number ; for instance, if No'. r should be drawn a Prize of ao,cool. the Four TLkets of that Nurnhergiwill be 'entitled to zo.oool. making, in the whole, ISo,OOOI. * * *•Shares will.be entitled to their proportion. - TICKETS and STARES are on Sate at ail the Offices. TFISH, who "sold in the Inst. Lottery the fol • lowing Capital Prizes in Shares, 2,6'8 - A - £20,000 12,618 - D - ,C20,c00 4,099 - • 13 " 5, 000 I , 3 8 3 - - B 1,000 830' - A 2,000 I 830 B ',zoo - 3 , o 4,85 s - C - sce wishes the fortunate Holders of any tithe outstanding:Shares 1 0 bring them forpaymetit, or to exchange them for Tickets ftd. Snares inthe New Lottery, which is on the same plan as the I,st, 'only with an improv4ri Scheme, conz4nie4, only • Loan N uhabers and 5,000 ,Prizes. -• Schemes, with particulars, May he had at either of Dish's apflices, No. 4, Cornhill, or 9, Charing-Cross, wirer: the-two st Prizes ot. 30,0001. and the ' last Prize of 25,0001: etre( *Awn, wire sold in Shays. 1 F ..,........,4 , ,17 '''' 4 , 0 a -, - ; °* ,'",, :: :::':!.t . ::: ,, , : : : i , .: - .: ‘, ..: ,,,,, : - - </i'- 'l. : ' ° : 's*sl,l.if. , "':' --‘ Atrg? , : , :it. ,,,, , , A.: ,,,, A, f , e ., ~,,..... ..,;04.,,,5_5,;" , ,1; , . TILL/RS .1 7 ) A 1 1, DECEMBER 2,1 1 180 t). To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK: LADIE3•AND GENTLEMEN, A VACANCY having occurred. in the East India MI-abort, I respectfully solicit the favour of your Votes and Interest, that I may be appointed to the honour of filling it." -When I first declared my intention of ofkring myself to your notice, as a Candidate for the Diredion, - my hopes were founded, solely, upon thezperience which you have had of my conduct as a Proprietor. I should not,lowever, do jus4,, tice to the uncommonly kind and flattering reception which I have met, with, if I did not .now feel confident that , by :a continuation of such kindness, I 'shall ,be placed :n the ho nourable situation, to which I aspire. I am still imressed with the importance of that situation, even in cornmio times. But at this time, with our Charter nearly expiring, the trust is of much more than usual magni tilde. It the part which 1 have publicly taken in the. Court of Proprietors should induce: you to believe that I am quail to discharge the peculiarly important duties of a Director, 1 request the honour of your support. I cannot conclude this Address, :without expressing my sincere concern at the loss which we have all.sustdined by the death of Sir Wrn.l3ensley. I have long known and ra llied him; and, upon many occasions, I have experienced his friendly disposition towards me. It, by your favour, I Shoul4l be appointed to MI the va cancy which his death has occasioned,- I-shall bear in mind, and endeavour to imitate his many excellent qualities, anc!, particularly, his inflexible integrity. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, with Much respea, Your most obedient,- and very buinbleiSaVant, Strand, Dee. 19, taoo. RICHARD TWINING. A 1' a very numerous MEETING of PR9PRIE -13 TORS of EAST INDIA. STOCK, at the King's HeadTavtrn, in the Poultry, on Wednesday, the, loth of Dezember, tBc9. • CHARLES PI ESCH ELL, Esq. in the Chair. The following Resolutions were proposed by William BOrradaile, Esq. anti seconded by Claude George Thornton, Esq. That 'Richard Twining, Esq. from the attention which he is well known to have given to the Affairs of the East India Coinpany ; trout the distinguished zeal and ability with which he has, on a great variety 'of arduous occasions, sup ported the just rights and interests of the•• Company ; and from the honourable principles, and undeviating rectitude, which have unifottnly marked his. charader, is . eminently qualified for the situation of an East India Direetor ; and tniS Meeting feel the highest satisfadion inWr..Twining's having offered himsella Candidate on the present vacancy. • Resolved Unanimously, That this - Meeting will use their utmost endeavours to se cure Mr. Twining's Election, being convinced, that by thus supporting a-Candidate, MI6 has given numerous and ample proofs both of his disposition and ability' to assist the Com pany in its important deliberations, they will most elfedu ally contribute to the Company's piosperity. CHARLES PIESCHELL, Chairinan. Resolved Unanimously, . That the Thanks of this Meeting be g iven to Charles Pieschell, Esq. 16r his able comluel in the Chair. ' • Mr. Twining's Committee will aneet daily, at the King's Head, in the Poultty, where any communications will be thankfully received. T HE QUARTERLY., REVIEW No. IV. Will' be published on Saturday next, price ss. and contain,. amongst a variety of, interesting Articles, Canning's Letteir to the Earl Camden; Oxford Editions of Herodetus; Parr's 'Charaders of Fox; Battles of Talavera ; Hayley's Life of Romney; Wyvill c:n Intolerance; La Place on Ex traordinary Re:radion ; Bowles's New Poems ; Rose's Answer to Fox; Dr. Ketr's Emily ; Northinore's Washington; De Guigne's T ravels in China; St.:te of l'arties at the Close of 1809, Printed for lohn Murray, 32',,Fleet-street ; Hatchard, Pic cadilly, and Richardson, Cornhill, London; Parker, Oxford; Deighton. Cambridge; 4allantyne, Edinburgh ; Mahon, Dublin; and.soldby every Bookseller and Newsman through out the empire. ** * A new Edition of the First Numbers of the Quarterly Review will he ready in a lew days, when complete sets may be had, in 2. vols. Svo. price 11. is. in boards, or any Num ber separately, price ss. TO TUTORS OF YOUTt-I OF BOTH SIXES. This Day was publ►shed . , • Neatly printed in tzmo. price As. IL " VERO, MODO PI PIACERE in COM PAGN lA, (The• Art of pleasing in Company). Di CARLO NIONTEGGIA. With a Frenci , Translation. This Work, consisting of instructive and interesting• Con. versations on a variety of SubjeCts, is 'expressly intended to , fp.cilitate the acquisition of the -J tatian and French Languages, and is particularly recommended to the notice of Parents and Teachers. London : Printed for Colburn, Public Library, Conduit. street ; and sold by Anderson, Edinburgh; Wogan and Cum. ming, Dublin. 01whcfm, and,all Booksellers, may he had, Zo - )lnical Anecdotes. By Wm. Brewster. ad edition. price 73. MRS. NORRIS'S NEW ROMANCE ; MISS FRAN.' CES's DITTO, &c.. This Day was published, In Three Volufnes, price tss. E uprißoNlA; or ; the Capti‘ie. A Romance. By Mrs.,NORRIS.. ; • Author of I ulia of England. • - Printed for Colburir,Tublic Lihrary,..Conduit-strecit ; and staid by Anderson, Edinburgh and Wogan and Cumming, Dublin. _ . _ ___ Ot whom may be had,- just published, z. Angelo.Cuiccardioi Jr, the Banott of the Alps. a.. R omance. By Sophia Frances, Author of Vivouio, Constance, &C. 4 vols. 2 45. , z. Alphgnso; or, the Natural Son. By Mad. De Geniis. 3 vols. 13s. 6d. 3. Amelia Mansfield. A, Talc. By Mad. Cottiu," 3 vols. z6s. 6d. 4. The Bachelor. A Novel. By Mr. Moore. 3 vols. .15s. 5. , Lcontina. A Tale. By Kotzebue. 3 vols. iss. By WM. LOWIgE. Printed for Longman, Burst, Rees and.Orme, Paternos ter-row. The Tables in this Book. seem, as far as we can juclgt, to be accurate. Those relative to interest are, at the same time, particularly convenient. The Treatise on - Bills is drawn up in a plain style. The information contained in it is agreeable to practice."- - -British L. ritic, August, 1837. The detail and explanation of these momentous thins are here veil) , clearly and intelligibly drawn up. The Tables or Interest are convenient."—Monthly itcview, 1308. NORTH AMERICA. This Day were published. In Rvo. with a 'Map, price 124. boards, • • ,T,IERS from CANADA; written during h I_4 residence there, in the - years 1806, iScl, and tBoB, skewing the present State of Canada, its Produaions, TradeS; Commercial Importance, and Political Relations. Illustrative of the Laws, the Manners of the People, and the Peculiarities-of the Country and Climate. .Exhibiting also,, the CommeEcial Importance of Nova Scotia, New ' liruriwick,•trid Cape Breton ; and their increasing ability,in I . C furnish the conlune ton with anada, to necessary supp lies of luinber and provisions to our West India Islands. , ny HUGH GRAY. 'Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos 'tet:rowt " These Letters appear to be the result of mush careful observation, and are written with great good sense, They ; 'must be acceptable to all why have any connection or interest L . ) this part of The -ritish Dominions, about Which our iutbr ;tattoo is not very extensive. It is, on the whole, an enter-- ; taining, and must be a useful fublication."—British Critic, I Aug. 1809. Of whom may be had, 1 -. The Travels of Captains Lewis and Clarke, from St. Lou lis, by way of the Missouri and Columbia Rivem..to the Pa cific Ocean; p,:rformed in .the Yeais 18,4, ISoi, and 1306. 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The high estimation these Tables have acquired, is so uni. versally known; not only in this Country, but even- upon the Continent,, from having•been for several years a princi, pal source of Amusement for the Noblemen and Gentlemen frequenting Bath, and who 'have often pronounced them to be Equal - 6:i the first in this Kingdom, that they need no fur ther comment.' To be viewed on Tuesday, the 26th, and Wt . dnesday; the 27th, from it o'clock till 4, at which hours attendance will be given. DORSETSHIRE and WILTSHIRE. 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Also, , Sundry other Estates, Freehold andCopyhold of I nheritance, situated in tire Parishes of Shaston St. lames Gillingham,' and Motcombe,,in Dorsetshire, and in Sedgehil I, in the Coun ty of Wilts, containing together 'about .2z94 acres of highly improvable Grazing Pasture, Meadows, Arible and Wood land, with the principal Rights to about 10gg acres of Sheep d Avn, the estimated yearly value -pool Printed Particulars may be had at the Grecian CofFee house, London ; at the Place of Sale; and at the principal -tenants, who will shew the Manors and Estates; and for further particulars, application may be made, to John Stauly Smart, Esq. 28, Red Lion-square, London ;.George South, Esq. Market Lavington, near Devizes ; or to Mr. Bond, Land Surveyor, 'Axminster, where ,Plans of the Manors nay 'be seen. • , This. Day was published. Price gs. in boards, the Second Edition, very much enlarged and improved, of . • " • 11 INTs on AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS, and on the best Means of improving the Condition of the labouring Clastes. • ,By 1. C. CU RWEN, Esq. M.P. Of Workington Hall, Cumberland. Printed for I. ((Allison, St. Paul's Church-yard; and B. Crosby and Co. Stationers-court. - This Work, written with the laudable intention of afford ing the most copious information to the , pradical Farmer, embraces almost the 'whole circle of agricultural knowledge, founded on experiment. The prize Essay, on the soiling 'I Cattle, and on the general Economy of feeding them, Is pur posely composedlOrthe insttudion of Gentlemen who farm .their own Lands ; and the author demonstrates, that, by the System Le- recommends, not only - touch individual wealth; but . :lso an increased national' Prosperity would be obtained. This Day was published, It' One Vol. Svo. price 6s. 6d. boards, ESSAYon WARM and VAPOUR BATHS : With Hints for a new mode of applying Heat and Cold for the cure of Disease, and the Preserration of Health. Illustrated by Cases. With an Appendix, containing Ob servations on Scrophula, and on Pull - mink:Complaints, with Cases treated by the Vapour Bath. The second Edition. By EDWARD. KENTISH, M.D. - Physician to the Bristol Dispensary. Sold by-I. Mawmaii, Poultry; London; and B. Barry the other Bookseilers ; and at the Bath Nouse, No. 66, Park-street, Bristol: To accommodate the purchasers of the fcirmer edition, the Appendix may be had separate, price as. 6d. This Diy was published, • I n,Two Volumes,_Byo. with a Portrait, price t6s. boatds, rrHE ENS 10 LAAY ,;CORRESPONDENCE of SIR RICHARD ST EELE ; including his familiar Letters to his Wile and Daughters ; to which are prefixed. Fragments of Three Plays ; two o( them undoubtedly Steele's, the third supposed, to be ArldiSon's. Faithfully priatedfrom the Originals, and illustrated with Literary and Historical Antedates, 13y tot-IN NICHOLS. F. S..A. E. &P. Printed for Lorigin.n, Hurst, pees, and Orme, Paternos ter-row. This Day was published, In Three Vols. tzmo. pr ce 15s. boards, THE DOMINICAN ; a Romance, ofwhiCh , the principal Traits are taken from Events relating to a Fa ncily ot.Distindion, which emigrated horn France during the ReV*ltioll. By Captain T. WI ELI A.MSON. Author,of 4+ The Wild Sports of the East." Printed for I.oligm - on: Hurst, Rees, and.Orruc, Paternos. ter.roW. • • This Day was pubiished, , In 060.v0, (under the Patronage and Recommendation of the Governor of - the flank of England, ire.) the ad Edition, price izs, boards, of 7. , , • THE, PRINCIPLES OF • KEEPING AC (:i) u NTS•Witlt. BANKERS in TOWN andiCQUN TRY ; With accurate and extensive Interest Tables, &c. on a new plan ; an a Tuatise on Hills of Exchange and Notes, EAST INDIA floclS3', 1809. T1 -: 1E COURT Of DIRECTORS cf the 1.) 1 NIT Li'D COMPANY of MERCHANTS of lINGLA.tyI) . TraI ing to the EAST INDIES da her - eby give Notice, That they will he reset, to receive Proposals in writing, on 6; befoe Wednesday, the v. th of January froni any l'irsoni who may he quilling to let on freight gocet Copper-brttopf4 ShiPs of the burthen of front 400 to 700 Toile, Builder's iticaittrinte,ai for tbe-said.Conspany's service, for One Voyage only. The Tenders; with, the words " Shi p Tender" oir the so be severak) , :ealed i ttp and left with the Secretary, at or befee4 . Twelve o'Clcx:k at Noon, on the said 'loth .7anuaPy next, beyond which Hour no Tender will k:.• received. IVM. RAtipAYi' Sc.f The Particulars of the Terns and Conditions upon which thi above Ships will be engaged in the Compaq . ?r service, n'ta) , fie bad upon application to gr. pi.,M rice , Clet kto the Cotiz.. ntktee of Skipping; On 6r . af after Saturday next; the 23d .In)tant.- SI-lAKESPSARE, wl - 11-1 E LE CANT VIGNETTE EIsAIRAVINGS. This day were published, hn rz vols. Svo. finely printed by isallantyne of E.clint/tr, , ,11; price CA. ets. in boards, or on 'korai paper with proof lin pressions of the plates, tol. rnHE PLAYS of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: - printed frotwthe Tc7it bt Sxrnuel lohnson . ,.Geotge S ter:- yens, and - Isaac Reed. ErnScillshed with elegant Vignette Engravings, from •Paintings by Howard, Smirke, Siothard, Tnom;son, Wear= hall, &c. Printed for' Longman, Hurst, Rees, and OrMe, W. Mil ler, and I. Murray, London; a.AI A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. HOARD OF AGRICULTURE, AND . 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Pitt's Staffordshire, and Young's Lincolnshire, have beenre, cently reprinted. The whole, or any separate Report, 'flay be had of the Booksellers in the respeCtive Counties, and of Booksellers in general. Hridge.street, Nov. as. 18 - :0 . • • A FARM-HOUSE LllstiarcV. This Day was published, In Two very large Volumes in Quarto, itlustr: ted with one hundred engravings, plain and coloured, price 41. 14s. 6,1. in boards, a new Edition of - A _ COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL 1 IL AGRICULTURE; including . all the Mocler'n provements and Discoveries, and the results of all the atten troll and enquiry which have been'bestowed on 'this tant science, during the last thirty years ; the whole coin , - bining and explaining fully, extensively, and -COmpletelyk. • .the Principles and praelice of. the Modern Art of Hoshiniiiy in all its branches and relations, forming two large volumes, in quarto, illustrated with nearly One Hundred. 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